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Basic overview
Physical geography
Historical evolution
Economic Overview
Administrative Divisions
Minhang District is located in the southwest of Shanghai, with 31°5′ north latitude and 121°25′ east longitude. The total area is 371.68 square kilometers. The total population is 750,000 (2003).
District People’s Government is located at No. 6258, Humin Road, Shanghai, Postal Code: 201100. Administrative division code: 310112. Area code: 021. Pinyin: Minhang Qu.
[Edit this paragraph] Basic overview
Minhang District is located in the southwest of Shanghai. It is the birthplace of Guomaqiao ancient culture and has a long history of 4,000 years. It currently covers an area of ??371.68 square kilometers. It is about 30 kilometers long from north to south and 31.5 kilometers wide from east to west, with a population of 678,000. It borders Pudong New Area, Xuhui, Changning, Jiading, Songjiang, Qingpu, Fengxian and other districts. The district has jurisdiction over 9 towns, 3 streets, and 1 municipal industrial zone. The district government is located in Xinzhuang Town. Hongqiao Economic and Technological Development Zone, Caohejing High-tech Development Zone, Minhang Economic and Technological Development Zone and Hongqiao International Airport are located along the border of the district. Minhang District is an important external transportation hub in Shanghai. It is an important industrial base, technology entrepreneurship zone, modern residential area and regional commercial and logistics center in southwest Shanghai. It is a new city in a modern international metropolis.
Hongqiao International Airport, railways, deep-water ports, rail transit, expressways, outer ring roads, and urban roads in the region form a unique three-dimensional transportation network. Minhang District is rich in water resources. The Huangpu River, the mother river of Shanghai, runs through the district. Wusong River, Dianpu River, Dazhi River and other backbone water systems form a criss-crossing water transportation network with more than 200 rivers in the district. The Huangpu River originates from Taihu Lake and Dianshan Lake. It is wide and deep, with a total length of 113 kilometers, of which the section that flows through Minhang District is 26.8 kilometers long, and then flows into the Yangtze River through urban Shanghai.
Minhang District currently has more than 3,400 industrial enterprises. The district’s industrial economy consists of towns and villages, district collective economies, and private economies (including foreign capital). There are currently 30 industrial industries, involving electronic communications, Electrical machinery, new materials, chemicals, clothing and textiles, metal rolled products, food and other industries. There are Xinzhuang Industrial Zone, four district-level industrial zones and 13 town-level industrial parks in the zone. District, town, village and street industries have coordinated development, the economic benefits of industrial enterprises have been further improved, and the industrial economy is operating in good condition.
Minhang District creates urban agriculture, adheres to agriculture as the basis, takes structural adjustment as the main line, extensively carries out science and technology to develop agriculture, promotes the transformation of suburban agriculture to urban agriculture, and enables agricultural production to continue to maintain good development momentum. Minhang District has identified four major industries with high proportion of projects, including the development of flowers, hybrid rice, three-way hybrid lean pigs and ornamental fish. With urban agriculture as the goal, domestic and foreign markets as the guide, high and new technologies as the driving force, and industrialized management as the link, we will optimize the structure, improve the facilities, and improve the grade to build a modern agriculture that integrates social, economic, and ecological functions. .
Business in Minhang District adjusts and innovates during development, accelerating the construction of a commercial network of "three large and one small" of large markets, large shopping malls, large restaurants and community convenience commerce. Minhang District has five hypermarkets: Metro Minhang Store, Tesco Qibao Shopping Center, Haomeijiameilong Building Materials and Decoration Co., Ltd., Yichu Lotus Hongqiao Store, and Youyi South Mall. Supermarkets and convenience stores are located throughout the town, streets and Xinzhuang Industrial Zone, making it convenient Purchase of daily consumer goods by community residents. Beside the main roads such as Xinfeng Highway, Huqingping Highway, Qixin Road, and Caobao Road, large professional markets such as shopping malls and hypermarkets have formed a cluster effect. The industry categories have involved building materials and decoration, auto parts, computers and home appliances, light There are 16 categories including textiles and clothing. The larger ones include Dongfang International Trade Western Wholesale City, Hongdu Building Materials Market, Meilong Home Decoration Market, Jiuxing Comprehensive Wholesale City, Xinzhuang Used Car Trading Market, and Qibao Mall Agricultural and Sideline Products Comprehensive Market.
Minhang District has expanded new channels for foreign investment and improved the investment environment, allowing the export-oriented economy to develop rapidly. After years of construction, it now has three modern industrial parks with advanced layout, first-class infrastructure and complete investment service systems, including Shanghai Xinzhuang Industrial Zone, Mindong Industrial Zone and Minbei Industrial Zone. Germany's Mannesmann AG and BASF, Japan's Itochu Corporation, Marubeni Corporation, and Dongmen Corporation, the Netherlands' ING Group, South Korea's Hyundai Corporation, France's Saint-Gobain Chemical Company, Alcatel-Alstom, etc. A number of multinational companies and well-known companies have settled in the area.
Minhang District will be built into a Shanghai ecological metropolis with prosperous social civilization, rapid economic growth, good environmental quality, rational use of resources, a virtuous ecological cycle, a beautiful and clean city, comfortable and convenient life, and healthy and long-lived residents. new city. Minhang District will be known for its convenient transportation, complete municipal facilities, complete service system, rich human resources and beautiful environment.
[Edit this paragraph] Physical Geography
Minhang District is located at the southeastern front of the Yangtze River Delta, in the belly of Shanghai, southwest of the central city, shaped like a "key".
North latitude 31.05 degrees, east longitude 121.25 degrees. It borders Xuhui District and Pudong New District to the east; faces Fengxian District by Huangpu River to the south; borders Songjiang District and Qingpu District to the west; borders Changning District and Jiading District to the north; and Hongqiao Economic and Technological Development Zone and Caohejing High-tech Development Zone. Minhang Economic and Technological Development Zone is located in the district, and Hongqiao International Airport is located on the edge of the district. The Wusong River flows through the north, and the Huangpu River runs through the north and south. It is divided into two parts: Pudong and Puxi.
The Minhang and Wujing areas are broad accumulation plains. The area they occupy is less than 14 kilometers wide from east to west. They are located on the boundary zone of the geomorphological units marked by "Gangshen". The western part of the Minhang area is in the lacustrine plain. , the central and eastern parts of Minhang area and Wujing area are located on the coastal plain.
Lacustrine plain
Lacustrine low plain. The west side of the Minhang area is nearly 0.8 kilometers wide from east to west and covers an area of ??about 1.2 square kilometers. Altitude 3.3 ~ 3.5 meters. The water level in the area is high and the soil moisture is high.
Sea and lake plains. The lagoon plain is located in the Pengdu area west of Kunyang Road, with a width of 1.55 kilometers from east to west and a land area of ??about 2.5 square kilometers. The altitude is 3.4 to 3.5 meters.
Coastal Plain
Ancient Coastal Plain. Located on the line from Kunyang Road to Shagang. It is about 3.5 kilometers wide from east to west and covers an area of ??about 11.4 square kilometers. The altitude is 3.6 to 4.2 meters, generally lower in the west and higher in the east. This is the distribution area of ??Gangshen belt. Originally, there were two rows of shell sand embankments of Shagang and Zhugang on the west side of Shagang and Zhugang respectively, running from northwest to southeast. Sand embankments are generally buried 0.4 to 0.8 meters below the surface soil, 50 to 60 meters wide, and 50 to 60 centimeters thick.
Old Coastal Plain. It starts from Shagang in the west and ends at Hengjing Port on the east side of Humin Road in the east. It is about 2 kilometers wide within the district and has a land area of ??about 7.2 square kilometers. The ground elevation is 4.1 to 4.6 meters, rising slightly from west to east. Its surface and shallow sediments are similar to those of the ancient coastal plain.
Early coastal plain. It spans a 1.8-kilometer wide range in the eastern part of the Minhang area and the entire Wujing area. The altitude is 4.4 to 4.8 meters.
[Edit this paragraph] Historical evolution
The area under the original jurisdiction of Minhang District historically belonged to Shanghai County. The history of Shanghai County can be traced back to more than 4,000 years ago based on cultural relics unearthed from the Maqiao ancient cultural site. In the tenth year of Tang Tianbao's reign (751), Huating County was established, and Shanghai County was located in the northeast of the county. In the 10th year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (1077), the Shanghai Service was established and it was one of the 17 wine services in Xiuzhou. During the Xianchun period of the Southern Song Dynasty, Shanghai Town was formed.
Shanghai County was established in the 29th year of Yuan Dynasty (1292). Today, Minhang District belongs to Changren Township, Shanghai County. Wujing area has always been a rural area; Minhang was called Minhang in the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty, and Minhang in the seventh year of Zhengde (1512).
In the 7th year of the Republic of China (1918), Shanghai County belonged to Jiangsu Province. During the fall of Shanghai during the Anti-Japanese War, the Shanghai County area was affiliated to the pseudo-Shanghai Special City. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in 1945, Shanghai County was restored.
On May 15, 1949, Shanghai County was liberated and belonged to Sunan District and Jiangsu Province successively.
In January 1958, it was classified as Shanghai City.
In December 1959, Minhang District was established from the former Minhang Town and Wujing area of ??Shanghai County. In June 1964, Minhang District was merged into Xuhui District and was renamed as Minhang and Wujing Streets. Minhang District was restored in February 1981
In 1981, Minhang District was restored. Fifteen brigades in the Minhang and Wujing areas of Xuhui District and Shanghai County were placed under the jurisdiction of Minhang District.
On September 26, 1992, the State Council decided to abolish Shanghai County and Minhang District and establish a new Minhang District, using the original administrative areas of Shanghai County and Minhang District as the administrative areas of the new Minhang District. The District People's Government is located in Xinzhuang Town.
In 2000, Huaping Road Street and Bijiang Road Street were cancelled, and Jiangchuan Road Street (based in Bijiang) was established; Longbai Xincun Street and Hanghua Xincun Street were cancelled, and Longbai Street (based in Hanghua) was established. ); Wujing Sub-district and Tangwan Town were abolished and Wujing Town (based in Wujing) was abolished; Chenhang Town, Luhui Town and Duhang Town were abolished and Pujiang Town (based in Chenhang) was abolished; Jiwang Town, Zhuzhai Town and Huazhai Town were abolished Cao Town, a new Huacao Town (Zhuzhai) was established; Zhuanqiao Town and Beiqiao Town were abolished, and a new Zhuanqiao Town (Zhuanqiao) was established; Meilong Town and Caohang Town were abolished, and a new Meilong Town (Zhuzhai) was established. Long).
In 2007, Minhang District governed 4 streets, 9 towns, 1 municipal industrial zone, 161 village committees, and 331 neighborhood committees.
[Edit this paragraph] Economic Overview
Since the establishment of the district, Minhang's economy has grown rapidly and healthily year by year, its comprehensive strength has been significantly enhanced, the city's appearance is changing with each passing day, and social undertakings have developed in an all-round way.
Private Economy
At the end of 2004, the total number of private enterprises in the region reached 17,808, an increase of 17.6% over the previous year; the total registered capital was 29.264 billion yuan, an increase of 27.7% over the previous year. ; Achieved tax revenue of 2.852 billion yuan, an increase of 39.8% over the previous year; the number of employees reached 207,000, an increase of 1.6 times compared with the early stage of the "Tenth Five-Year Plan".
Financial Industry
In 2004, there were 16 banks in the region, and the balance of various deposits at the end of the year was 92.72 billion yuan, an increase of 24.5% over the end of the previous year, including: corporate deposits 52.61 billion yuan, an increase of 24.2%. The balance of bank loans was 45.534 billion yuan, an increase of 19.7% over the end of the previous year, of which: personal consumption loans were 17.52 billion yuan, an increase of 58.6%.
Domestic Trade
In 2004, the region’s total retail sales of consumer goods was 13.888 billion yuan, an increase of 15.3% over the previous year; retail sales of consumer goods was 12.099 billion yuan, an increase of 1.748% over the previous year. billion, an increase of 16.9%. Among them: commercial retail sales were 11.404 billion yuan, an increase of 16.7%, and catering industry retail sales were 669 million yuan, an increase of 19.3%.
Commercial formats
In 2004, hypermarkets continued to expand in the region. During the year, the real estate plazas in Jiangchuan area, Sams Community Service Center in Xinzhuang area, and Meilong area were officially opened. Chunshen Shopping Center, Yongle Life Home Appliances Caobao Store, etc. There are 14 large-scale shopping malls and building materials stores in the district, and there are 481 stores in various chain supermarkets and convenience stores, 43 more than the previous year.
Real Estate Industry
In 2004, the real estate industry in Minhang District completed an investment of 10.262 billion yuan, an increase of 61.9% over the previous year; the sales area of ??commercial housing was 4.120 million square meters, an increase of 22.6%, including: The commercial housing volume was 4.040 million square meters, an increase of 22.4%; the completed area was 3.840 million square meters, an increase of 18.5%; the demand for commercial housing was slightly greater than the supply. The existing housing transaction area was 3.610 million square meters, an increase of 19.5%.
Industrial Economy
With the continuous improvement of the reform of the enterprise system, a diversified economic structure has been formed with Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and foreign-invested enterprises as the main body, and a variety of economic components develop simultaneously. . By the end of 2004, there were 1,153 Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and foreign-invested enterprises, with a product sales revenue of 67.779 billion yuan; state-owned and collective enterprises had a sales revenue of 5.955 billion yuan; joint-stock cooperative and joint-stock enterprises had a product sales revenue of 22.978 billion yuan; other ownership economic enterprises had a product sales revenue of 22.978 billion yuan. Product sales revenue was 7.928 billion yuan; private industry completed product sales revenue of 19.106 billion yuan.
Key industries
In 2004, there were 8 key industries with a total output value of more than 4 billion in the region, including communication equipment, computers and other electronic equipment manufacturing; electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing; textile, clothing, shoes, and hat manufacturing; chemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing; general equipment manufacturing; plastic products manufacturing; metal products; and non-metallic mineral products.
High-tech
In 2004, the high-tech industry in Minhang District achieved an output value of 31.79 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 98.5%. Among the nine categories of high-tech industries, the area mainly involves the fields of electronics and information, optomechanical and electrical integration, biology and medical technology, environmental protection, aerospace, earth, space and marine biology, nuclear application technology and eight others. Among the major categories, the electronics and information fields are the most prominent. The total output value of this category in 2004 was 24.437 billion yuan, accounting for 77.0% of the output value of high-tech industries.
Information product manufacturing industry
In 2004, there were 162 information product manufacturing enterprises in the region, achieving a total industrial output value of 27.342 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 1.2 times. Accounting for 26.4% of the region's total industrial output value. The sales output value was 27.390 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 1.4 times. In the information product manufacturing industry, the number of foreign-funded enterprises accounts for more than one-third, and the output value accounts for more than 80%. Among its eight major industry categories, electronic information equipment manufacturing, communication equipment manufacturing, electronic devices and components manufacturing and other electronic information equipment manufacturing are the leading industries, with their output value accounting for 95.4% of the total.
Urban industries
Urban industries mainly include: clothing and apparel industry, food processing and manufacturing industry, packaging and printing industry, interior decoration products manufacturing industry and small electronic information product manufacturing industry. industry. In 2004, the number of urban industrial enterprises was 855, an increase of 34 over the previous year. The total industrial output value was 27.300 billion yuan, an increase of 44.3%; the product sales revenue was 27.050 billion yuan, an increase of 43.3%; the total profit was 1.474 billion yuan, an increase of 75.9%.
Four major industrial parks
Minhang Economic and Technological Development Zone - approved by the State Council in August 1986, it is a national economic and technological development zone with a total area of ??3.5 square kilometers. The park is located in the southwest of Minhang District and on the north bank of the upper reaches of the Huangpu River.
The transportation in the development zone is very convenient. It is 47 kilometers away from Zhanghuabang 10,000-ton International Container Terminal, 15 kilometers away from Guangang International Shipping Terminal, 27 kilometers away from Hongqiao International Airport, and 30 kilometers away from the center of Shanghai. The nearby Humin Expressway connects directly to the urban area and the national highway network. Rail Transit Line 5 directly connects the development zone to the city center.
In 2004, the total industrial output value was 23.051 billion yuan, sales revenue was 24.134 billion yuan, profit was 2.582 billion yuan, and export delivery value was 3.989 billion yuan. At present, internationally renowned multinational companies such as Mitsubishi Elevator, Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, Fuji Xerox, Saint-Gobain, Braun, and Perfetti have invested in the development zone.
Zizhu Science Park - Zizhu Science Park was established with the approval of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government on September 12, 2001. The park is located in Wujing Town, with a planned area of ??13 square kilometers. It is divided into university park, R&D base and industrial incubation base. The park takes six major industries, including microelectronics technology, optoelectronics technology, digital technology, software technology, nanotechnology, and life sciences, as its leading industries, and focuses on attracting high-tech enterprise headquarters, R&D centers, and venture capital companies to settle in the park.
At present, the demolition, infrastructure and greening construction of 3.5 square kilometers of the R&D base have been completed, and a road network with a total length of 30 kilometers has been completed. The Zizhu Information Cyberport with a total construction area of ??120,000 square meters was put into use at the end of June 2004. Currently, 2 buildings have been completed for investment and leasing. In 2004, the park introduced 15 foreign investment projects, with contracted foreign investment of US$34.39 million and actual foreign investment of US$23.08 million. Nearly 200 well-known companies such as China Netcom Southern Headquarters, Hanxin Semiconductor, Sungyang Technology, STMicroelectronics R&D Center, and Microsoft MSN of the United States have signed contracts to settle in. Among them, Japan's Toray Shanghai R&D Center has completed construction and officially opened, and the U.S. Intel Global R&D Center , United Genetics, Heqin Software, Japan SMC and other projects have also started construction. In November 2004, some colleges of East China Normal University have enrolled students in the park, and the entire main project will be completed before the end of 2006; Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine and School of Microelectronics are also stepping up construction.
Caohejing Development Zone Pujiang High-Tech Park - In July 2004, it was approved by the State Council as a national-level economic and technological development zone, jointly developed by Minhang District and Shanghai Caohejing Emerging Technology Development Zone Development Corporation* **Constructed with the same investment. The total area is 8.3 square kilometers, of which 7 square kilometers are industrial areas and the rest are comprehensive supporting areas. The park will focus on developing the information industry, mainly microelectronics design, computers and their software, and optoelectronics. It will also focus on the development of new materials, biomedical engineering, aerospace, new energy, electronic instrumentation and other high-tech industries, and introduce high-level services and service trade enterprises. In 2004, the Caohejing Development Zone Pujiang High-tech Park (including the Export Processing Zone) contracted to attract US$103.5 million in foreign investment, and the actual foreign investment received was US$74 million.
Caohejing Export Processing Zone - Caohejing Export Processing Zone is a new export processing zone approved by the State Council in March 2003. It is located on the north side of Pujiang High-tech Park and in the northern area of ??Pujiang Town. The planned area of ??the park is 3 square kilometers, of which 0.9 square kilometers will be developed in the first phase. At present, the main buildings such as the closed fence, infrastructure construction and office buildings of the export processing zone have been completed, and have been officially accepted by the State Council and closed for operation. The park focuses on the development of electronic information product manufacturing, mainly computers, new electronic components, communications and network equipment. The development goal of the park is to become a high-tech product export processing base with excellent soft and hard environment, high corporate quality, and large export scale.
At present, 4 major foreign investment projects have been introduced, with a total registered capital of US$104 million. Taiwan's Inventec Group and Germany's Henkel Group have successively established companies and R&D institutions in the park. . Among them, the first phase of Yingshunda Technology Co., Ltd., which mainly produces laptops, servers and other IT products, was officially put into production in March 2004. In 2004, the company's total export volume was nearly 1.8 billion US dollars.
Xinzhuang Industrial Zone - Xinzhuang Industrial Zone is a municipal-level industrial zone approved by the municipal government in August 1995. The industrial zone is located in Xinzhuang Town, with a planned area of ??17.88 square kilometers, including 13.48 square kilometers of industrial land. At present, the first and second phases of 9.5 square kilometers have been developed and the third phase is in progress. The park has four leading industries: information industry, biomedical industry, auto parts and electromechanical industry, and new materials. At present, it owns well-known enterprises such as Dibit, AT&S, Shanghai Radio and Television NEC.
In 2004, Xinzhuang Industrial Zone introduced 31 foreign investment projects, with a total project investment of US$470 million, contracted foreign investment of US$360 million, and capital in place of US$140 million. By the end of 2004, 220 Chinese and foreign companies had settled in the city, 162 companies had started production, and the total export volume was US$490 million. There are 60 large projects worth more than 10 million US dollars.
Urban Agriculture
Planting industry - the region has 5,848 hectares of cultivated land. The total grain output is 9,470 tons. The vegetable sowing area is 3,055 hectares, and the total vegetable output is 283,175 tons.
Forestry - The region currently has 2,319 hectares of forest land, including 576 hectares of grassland. A total of 1.241 million trees have been planted on all sides.
There are 71 registered ancient trees and 371 additional ancient trees with an age of 80-100 years. More than 1,000 acres of seedlings include Cinnamomum camphora, Duying, cedar, magnolia grandiflora and magnolia, accounting for 64.6% of the total seedling area. The area of ??fruit trees in the district is 3,677 acres, with an annual output of 4,790 tons.
Breeding industry - The region has 3,980 hectares of freshwater aquaculture area, including 410 hectares of intensive ponds. The output of aquatic products is 1010 tons. There are 104,400 live pigs on the market annually, of which 4,488 are supplied to Hong Kong pig farms for export. There were 3.7496 million poultry and 345.5 tons of fresh eggs.
Minhang Industrial Park
Minhang District implements the park development strategy. At present, a new park development pattern has been formed with Minhang Economic and Technological Development Zone, Shanghai Xinzhuang Industrial Zone, Shanghai Zizhu Science Park, Shanghai Caohejing Development Zone Pujiang High-tech Park and Shanghai Caohejing Export Processing Zone as the main bodies.
Shanghai Zizhu Science Park:
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Caohejing Development Zone Pujiang High-tech Park:
2004 In July, it was approved by the State Council as a national-level economic and technological development zone, and was jointly funded and constructed by Minhang District and Shanghai Caohejing Emerging Technology Development Zone Development Corporation. The total area is 8.3 square kilometers, of which 7 square kilometers are industrial areas and the rest are comprehensive supporting areas. The park focuses on optoelectronics, microelectronics design, computer information technology, etc., and also focuses on the development of other high-tech industries such as new materials, biomedical engineering, aerospace, new energy, electronic instrumentation, etc., and introduces high-level service industries and services trading enterprise. In 2005, the Caohejing Development Zone Pujiang Science and Technology Park (including the Export Processing Zone) contracted to attract US$33.85 million in foreign investment, and the actual foreign investment received was US$32.5 million. In 2006, the park will officially start the development of the first phase of Lot F.
Caohejing Export Processing Zone:
Caohejing Export Processing Zone is a new export processing zone approved by the State Council in March 2003. It is located on the north side of Pujiang High-tech Park and in the northern area of ??Pujiang Town. The planned area of ??the park is 3 square kilometers, and the development and construction of the first phase of 0.9 square kilometers has been basically completed. The park focuses on the development of electronic information product manufacturing, mainly computers, new electronic components, communications and network equipment. The development goal of the park is to become a high-tech product export processing base with excellent soft and hard environment, high corporate quality, and large export scale. The park will introduce related supporting industries with the computer and electronics industries of Inventec Group as the core to form an industrial chain development.
At present, the park has introduced major foreign investment projects such as Yingshunda, Yinghuada, Inventec and Yingyuanda, with a total registered capital of US$124 million. Among them, the first two projects have been put into production. In 2005, exports reached US$4.58 billion, accounting for 58.1% of the region's total exports. The export volume of Yingshunda alone reached US$4.199 billion in 2005.
Xinzhuang Industrial Zone:
Xinzhuang Industrial Zone is a municipal-level industrial zone approved by the municipal government in August 1995. The industrial zone is located in Xinzhuang Town, with a planned area of ??17.88 square kilometers, including 13.48 square kilometers of industrial land. At present, the first and second phases of 9.5 square kilometers have been developed and the third phase is in progress. The park has four leading industries: information industry, biomedical industry, auto parts and electromechanical industry, and new materials. At present, it owns well-known enterprises such as Dibit, AT&S, Shanghai Radio and Television NEC. Most of the projects in the park have entered the production stage.
In 2005, Xinzhuang Industrial Zone introduced 56 foreign investment projects, with a total project investment of US$324 million, contracted foreign investment of US$156 million, and capital in place of US$150 million. By the end of 2005, 264 Chinese and foreign companies had settled in the city, 158 companies had started production, and the total export volume was US$737 million.
Minhang Economic and Technological Development Zone:
Approved by the State Council in August 1986, it is a national-level economic and technological development zone with a total area of ??3.5 square kilometers. The park is located in the southwest of Minhang District and on the north bank of the upper reaches of the Huangpu River. The transportation in the development zone is very convenient. It is 47 kilometers away from Zhanghuabang 10,000-ton International Container Terminal, 15 kilometers away from Guangang International Shipping Terminal, 27 kilometers away from Hongqiao International Airport, and 30 kilometers away from the center of Shanghai. The nearby Humin Expressway connects directly to the urban area and the national highway network. Rail Transit Line 5 directly connects the development zone to the city center.
In 2005, the total industrial output value was 27.732 billion yuan, sales revenue was 29.441 billion yuan, profit was 2.992 billion yuan, and export delivery value was 5.752 billion yuan. At present, internationally renowned multinational companies such as Mitsubishi Elevator, Coca-Cola, Fuji Xerox, Johnson & Johnson, Pepsi-Cola, and Bristol-Myers Squibb have invested in the development zone. The park is dominated by general equipment manufacturing, beverage manufacturing, instrumentation and cultural office machinery manufacturing, and electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing. The output value of these industries accounts for 61.9% of the park's output value.
Administrative divisions
As of December 31, 2005, Minhang District governed 3 streets, 9 towns, 303 neighborhood committees, and 164 village committees: Jiangchuan Road Street, Long Bai Street, Gumei Street, Xinzhuang Town, Qibao Town, Pujiang Town, Meilong Town, Hongqiao Town, Maqiao Town, Wujing Town, Huacao Town, Zhuanqiao Town.